Harper's New Monthly Magazine
When I reached the quarters of the état major, I found the great court-yard of the "hotel" crowded with soldiers of every rank and arm of the service. Some were newly-joined recruits waiting for the orders to be forwarded to their respective regiments. Some were invalids just...
I parted from my friend Eugene at Treves, where he remained in garrison, while I was sent forward to Coblentz to join my regiment, at that time forming part of Ney's division.
4. Chapter 4Several weeks passed away. Edward spared no pains to discover some trace of the lady in question, but all in vain. No one in the neighborhood knew the family; and he had already...
1. Chapter 1When I reached the quarters of the état major, I found the great court-yard of the "hotel" crowded with soldiers of every rank and arm of the service. Some were newly-joined rec...
2. Chapter 2If the worthy reader would wish to fancy the happiest of all youthful beings, let him imagine what I must have been, as, mounted upon Aleppo, a present from my godfather, with a...